Ñuke Delta Gaucho Grill

Yes, the grill is designed to handle both wood and charcoal. Using wood in the brazier is recommended for an authentic Argentinian experience, but charcoal works perfectly if you prefer a more controlled, consistent burn.

Temperature control is managed by the adjustable height grate. By raising or lowering the grate relative to the heat source, you can precisely control the intensity of the heat reaching your food.

The refractory bricks are essential for heat management. They absorb and radiate heat back into the cooking area, ensuring consistent temperatures and improving fuel efficiency.

Yes, the grill is built from SAE1010 carbon steel, which will develop a patina over time and can rust if left exposed to the elements. We recommend using a grill cover when not in use and applying a light coat of oil to the metal surfaces to maintain the finish.

The primary grill grate offers 547 square inches of space, and the included steel griddle adds an additional 188 square inches, providing a total of 735 square inches for your cooking needs.

Yes, the integrated drawer is designed as both a storage space for tools and a warming drawer to keep finished items at a safe temperature while you continue grilling.